In this tour de force through Leviticus 19, Rev. Nick pulls us into the heart of holiness: intimacy with a God who calls us apart for his glory.

This Good Shepherd Sunday, Fr. Cameron looks at John 10:22-30 and the promises of Jesus to those who become his sheep.

In this sermon on John 21, Rev. Nick looks at Peter's restoration by the campfire and gives us a hopeful picture of how Jesus redeems our failures, heals our wounds, and sends us back on mission.

In Revelation 1, we are told that Jesus has made us a "kingdom of priests to his God and Father." What does this mean for us? And what is the book of Revelation trying to do in general? Find out in this sermon from Fr. Cameron on the 2nd Sunday of Easter.

This Easter, Fr. Cameron explores St. Peter's first sermon to the Gentiles and what it means to partake in Jesus' resurrection victory.

This Good Friday, Rev. Nick leads a reflection on the gruesomeness and beauty of Jesus' sacrifice.

This Palm Sunday, Rev. Nick guides us through the deep historical and spiritual meaning of Jesus' entry into the city riding on a donkey. We're challenged to consider the implications of how our King ascended to his throne of suffering.

Why does every human feel a need for confession and, as Det. Rust Cohle (True Detective) describes it, a "cathartic narrative" to alleviate themselves of guilt?

Philippians 3 gives us the ultimate life-changing solution to this human problem: The righteousness that comes by faith.

*WARNING: Technology failed us (again!) so the recording volume is pretty low. Headphones will be best!*

In this sermon, Fr. Cameron explores the compelling picture of the Father that Jesus presents through the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15.

Jesus' words in Luke 13:22-31 can strike us as severe and intolerant in a culture of self-rule and religious pluralism. What does it look like to enter "the narrow door"? And how does this relate to the gospel of grace?